The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-04-07

60 until next week.
The Salvation Army we al
sorry to learn, will leave TIL
town. Whv, we have not learr
ed, bu! we will miss it.
Miss Kate Krider, who ha
lust finished four months tern
of school in Ward township, vii
we learn, teach a term of fou
months this summer at The sam'
place,
Geo. Holl is painting the cell
ing and wood work at Hartman
grocery this week. Our Andy j.
bound to have things in goo(
shape.
We would advise the Logar
correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Enouire to write his specials with
a tvpe-write We would suggest
as a probable improvement over
the old plan. that he write his
jokes hereafter with a type
writer. also.
Mr.. Oliver Keith has purchased
The bakery formerly occupied by
John TennyhilI, and is starting
ont in good shape. He has em-
ployed a first class baker and is
furnishing excellent bread 10 his
customers. Oliver Is good bus
iness man and we know will
meet with success in his new
venture.
The sample rooms of W. g..
Wilson at McCracken's OLD
stand. opposite the Post Office. is
still the resort of large part Of
the trade of the town and coun-
ty. Ellie runs a quiet place.
keeps a we'll stocked bar, and eX.
cellent cigars. Don't forget him
when yon want fresh glass OF
beer or some fine liquors.
II may be a matter of news to
learn that Will Frash is furnish
ing warm bread and buns every
afternoon. When you get ready
20 go 10 supper, drop in and get
a loaf or o dozen buns fresh from
the oven. Remember he makes
The best bread in town.
John Slisher is in charge OF
the bar at his fathers place on
the corner of Main and Mulberry
streets. This has long been one
of lie favoTite resorts of Col
Bourbon, and under the steward
ship Of John, the standard of ex
cellence IN liquors, wine. beer. |
and lunches will be kept up to
The highest notch. Call in and
see the young man and sample
Lis stock.
Joe kessler has moved his sa-
loon ;nio The room iorrieriy oc |
cnpied by The jewelry store of
Hen and Will kessler, and where |
he will be glad TO meet all of his
old patrons. His oyster parlors !
are still open and you can get
stews, frys, or raws at all hours
Of The day.
Frank Smith refused to be in
Ierviewed this week, bat still! in
sists that he has one of the best
bars in the town and can be
round in the room two doors
vest of Weiland's jewelry store.
Fresh beer always on tap. and
lie best of liquors, wines, cigars,
&C.. served from 6 o'clock a. m..
o 10 o'clock p. m. Do not for
,et Mr. Smith, Mr.. Frank Smith.
Davey Motherwell and Doc
Neil, of the kotherwell Iron &
Steel CO., repaired a job press in
his Office, last week, in such a
way that we think it worthy of
especial mention. We had no
,ther thought Than that the press
would have 10 be sent TO the
ouBdrv, but when these skilled
lrtisans were through with their
york. the press moved off as
moothIy as the day it came from
he shop. The people are TO be
congratulated on having such an
Institution as the Motherweil
ron & Steel Co. in the town.
George E. Beall's dry goods !
in the Wesley Block, !,
10. II North High Street, Colum-
us. Ohio, is a veritable bee hive.
10 complaining Of dull times and
low sales at this place. The
lore is always filled with people
nxions TO take advantage OF the
,w prices at which goods are sold
ere. The stock IN this esiab-
shment is always fresh and en-
races everything kept in il first
lass dry goods house. When in
columbus, drop in and lake ad-
OF the bargains offered.
W. G. Dunn & Co. of Colum- t
us. have something 10 say 10 cur '
readers tins week in =
n advertisement. This house is 7